PC Gaming
In the early 2000s computers could do anything. They could bring you to webrings of increasingly niche fansites. They could calculate directions to Pizza Hut on MapQuest or deliver you answers to important questions from a guy named Jeeves. They could even house little virtual pets who would scamper across your monitor while you surfed…
From our early thoughts with Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, it seems to be a near shot-for-shot remake of Metal Gear Solid 3 but much prettier. The first Metal Gear game in Unreal Engine 5, the Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater system requirements show the hotly anticipated remake is one of a few…
Two Point Studios has really cornered the niche market of taking a straight-laced concept and contorting it into something completely unserious, yet I was still taken aback by just how excellently crafted Two Point Museum is. It’s a fantastic evolution on its last two games, Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus, easily being the…
The Thing and the Human Torch are both finally in Marvel Rivals, and with their addition comes a whole host of new skills and abilities to be terrified of. While The Thing has the really quite useful power of immobility, meaning he can’t be thrown around by Winter Soldier, Spider-Man, or Hulk, Human Torch has…
Chegg, an American educational company, has accused Google of disincentivising original content “in favor of low-quality, unverified AI summaries”—a recent technology that scrapes information from websites and gives it to the user without having to click into a page. In a lawsuit filed on Monday (via Reuters) Chegg argues Google’s AI overview will lead to…
For a game called Dungeons & Dragons, it sure seems like homebrew games (and even a lot of pre-written campaigns) skimp on both—which is something I’m guilty of myself. Give me a rulebook for anything, and I’ll find a way to plonk it in a city and have players doing political intrigue in a sea…
When building your own PC, or considering the virtues of a pre-built model, the choice of motherboard is of paramount performance. Not only does it dictate what sort of processor you can use, but also how much storage you can attach, the speed of the RAM you’ll need, and whether or not you can include…
Burn-in, it’s the final frontier for OLED technology. Fix that, and we can all ditch our LCD panels, right? Well, according to one year-long test, we’re tantalisingly close to that outcome, but not quite there. Monitors Unboxed has posted its one-year follow up of the MSI MPG 321URX, the very same model we tested last…
In recent years, it’s become common knowledge that Intel’s CPUs run nicely with highly overclocked RAM, such as DDR5-7200. Not every chip does, of course, as it’s not just about the processor, but having the right motherboard and RAM combination. Going much faster than 7,000 MT/s typically required buying special ‘hand-picked’ RAM modules and having…
When I was first bestowed a Logitech G PowerPlay mouse pad I was sceptical, but I very soon realised its ability to keep my mouse charged without me having to lift a finger was a significant quality-of-life boost. PowerPlay never really caught on, though, and that’s probably thanks to its ginormous price tag ($120 MSRP)….